2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.compositesa.2018.08.028
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Effect of prepreg gaps and overlaps on mechanical properties of fibre metal laminates

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“…Furthermore, the shear strength and tensile behavior were affected by the existence of such gaps. On the other hand, the specimens that had overlaps showed a rise in compression strength [49]. The compression failure occurring in the samples that had gaps is shown in Fig.…”
Section: Resistance To Impact Difficult Treatment Resistance To Abras...mentioning
confidence: 95%
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“…Furthermore, the shear strength and tensile behavior were affected by the existence of such gaps. On the other hand, the specimens that had overlaps showed a rise in compression strength [49]. The compression failure occurring in the samples that had gaps is shown in Fig.…”
Section: Resistance To Impact Difficult Treatment Resistance To Abras...mentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Abouhamzeh et al [49] studied the influence of both overlaps plus gaps on the mechanical characteristics of FMLs. The used laminate is GLARE containing aluminum 2024-T3 layers in addition to prepreg sheets in between them using an adhesive epoxy.…”
Section: Resistance To Impact Difficult Treatment Resistance To Abras...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Depending on the shape of the mold surface, the AFP process can use multiple prepreg tows (8~32 tows) to realize continuous variable angle placement. Additionally, it can cut/refeed the tow to adapt to the Due to the complexity of the AFP manufacturing process, especially multiple process parameters, prepreg defects, and manufacturing errors, the laminates are not exempt from imperfections, such as gaps and/or overlaps, twisted tows, fiber waviness, and air pockets, which often appear in the final component, thereby affecting the mechanical performance [24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31]. The contribution of literature [32] has been to classify the defects during the AFP process, including the following four categories:…”
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“…However, the production of FML with complex shapes requires the use of molds and elaborated manufacturing steps. 21,22 An alternative process could be the inclusion of additive manufacturing in which customization for improved performance can be achieved. Several additive manufacturing techniques have been explored as a potential replacement for more traditional manufacturing techniques such as injection molding and are finding firm footing on applications ranging from composite reinforcement manufacturing and nanocomposite studies to the development of rheological studies for tooling on big area additive manufacturing.…”
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confidence: 99%